The Indianapolis journal., 1887-12-29

The refreshments were served in the parlo RS
from 1920 to II o'clock, the menu; elegantly
served, consisting OF boullion, escaloped oys-
ters chicken salad, hot rolls. sandwiches. Ne
apoIitan cream. cake and coffee.
Among the beautiful costumes the following
were noticeable:
Mrs. John g. Wright in black velvet, court
train, point lace trimmings with feathers com-
bined; diamonds and etruscan gold lewelry.
Mrs. Addison L. Roache, black silk and jets,
point lace and natural flowers.
Mrs. Robert B. f. Peirce. creame moire an
tique deliberately trimmed IN orient tai lace. green
velvet side border court train. corsege of orr
entail lace with diamond stomacher and an ex-
quisite ostrichfeather fan completed the cos
tune
Mrs W. J. Richards was dressed in mahogany
velvet with satin panels of the same shade,
trimmed with tgold lace, pink feathers. and dia-
mond jewelry.
feathers with point lace and diamond o-na-
ments.
Mrs. Will Talbot. in white satin and lace
founces natural flowers, diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. A. II. Snow, in white satin and dia-
monds, natural flowers.
Mrs Betty Morris in black velvet and pink
corsage. with roses and point lace, combined in
trimmings.
Mrs John NJ Shaw, black lace and satin.
with green ribbons, and red roses on panier and
corsage.
Mrs Sallie Vajen. in black and white COM
bination costume. elaboratey trimmed with
lace and ribbons, natural flowers and pearl
ornaments.
dressed in white satin with lace and feather
trimmings. and white roses
Mrs. Harry Bates, white mbroidered silk with
lace fiounces and diamond ornarments.
Mrs. Edward Schurmann, in pale blue moire
antique with embroidered tule, court train
trimmed in heavy cords of same color, la France,
roses and diamonds, with blue algrette and old
gold ornaments in her hair.
Miss Kinne Voss. white satin and embr old
cred liese, Marechal Neil roses point lace and
handsome jewelry. made up one of the prettlest
costumes noted.
Miss Susie Van valkenberg Pompsiian red
tule skirts, with low corsage, and sash OF the
red and white moire stripe, neck and skirt gar
niture of lilies ofthe-valley.
Miss Helen Wright of Columbus, pale pink
cashmere. with panels and panier of plush, the
same color. low corsage, with pink feathers and
white lace trimming.
Miss Warren, of Terre Haute. in white MORE
silk and tulle-a costume greatly admired
Miss Mamie Applegate, mahogany silk, court
train combined with moss-green velvet, white
lace.
Miss Cutter, of Boston. light pink silk, with
draperies of embroidered tulle and diamonds.
Mrs. Henry Wallace of Crawfordsville, was
beautifully costumed in light blue silk and
crepe du cnene, trimmed with passamenterie of
sapphire and crystals.
Miss Garrard in cardinal silk and black lace,
low corsage, bouquet of scarlet crushed roses,
made finished and most becoming costume.
Miss Lois Pierce In pale blue silk covered N
silk lisse the same shade. corsage panel and
psnier trimmed with blush roses.
Mrs. Morris Ross in white corded silk,
trimmed with cords and lace
Mrs. Henry G. Pierce garnet velvet and bro
cade
Mrs. Eb Shirk, of Peru, wore an elegant dress
of salmon, pink embroidered, white lace corsage,
diamond ornaments, pearl and gold fan COM
petsd very Frenchy costume.
Miss Mary Morrison, in pale blue silk covered
in tulle and white silk lace, low corsage and
no sleeves diamonds were her ornaments
Miss Mary Campbell. of Charlottesville in
black silk, with drsperies of silk, grena6ine
and jets.
Mrs. Will Browns dress was of pink and olive
silk, embroidered in flowers of natural colors.
Miss Hayman, of Virginia, white silk, low cor
of maroon velvet.
Miss Mary Alice Gates. light blue silk, COW
cred with draperies of embroidered tule.
Miss Mary Atkins. in heliotrope silk,
bined with plush the same shade; white roses
and pink hyacinths was the corsaee bouquet.
Miss Zee Beatty, in white satin dress, with
garnitures of white, embroidered crepe lisse.